Monthly Archives: December 2015

No wood working

Posted on 12/16/2015 by Andrew Reynolds

Last night I attended our marquetry club’s annual Christmas potluck dinner. It’s always great to get together to socialize and see what everyone is working on. And that’s about as close as I’ve been to wood working this last week. … Continue reading →

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The Other Stuck Line

Posted on 12/13/2015 by Andrew Reynolds

As winter approaches, words fall from the tree and are blown across the roof. Rain falls, soaking the thirsty ground, as I sit on the chair watching the world turn to winter. A cat jumps on my lap seeking warmth … Continue reading →

Posted in General, Writing | Tagged cats, musings, prose poem, Sunday afternoon thoughts, writing, writing process, writing promt. | 27 Comments

The Wednesday Hiking – The Camera of the Mind

Posted on 12/09/2015 by Andrew Reynolds

Not much happening the shop as the colder weather settles in and Christmas activities start. On Sunday we went to the Church of the Hiking Trail for our weekly devotional. We did decide not to take any photos as this … Continue reading →

Posted in Hiking | Tagged borel hill, breathing in, hiking, Russian Ridge | 10 Comments

A Week of Computer Fun

Posted on 12/06/2015 by Andrew Reynolds

36 years. That’s the number of years that I’ve worked in computers and electronics. That has only a little to do with the following post, but I thought I’d mention it right up front. On Monday I had a classic … Continue reading →